WALES v ARGENTINA
TODAY 4PM, STV
NICK TOMPKINS insists Wales' focus is on what damage they can inflict on Argentina rather than fearing a World Cup exit.
The first of two Marseille quarter-finals features a Pumas side which could not fire a shot against 14-man England and a Welsh outfit aiming to go from Six Nations chumps to the most improbable of world champs.
Few saw Wales with such an opportunity to reach their third semi-final when finishing last but one in the Six Nations, beaten out of sight by Ireland and Scotland.
Yet they are one of only four unbeaten sides and Louis ReesZammit feels it is "pretty realistic" that he can finish as the tournament's top try scorer.
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